In England and Wales, most tenants are not legally entitled to a written lease. However, social housing owners such as municipalities and housing associations usually give you a written lease. If you are visually impaired, the lease must be written in a format that you can use – for example, in large print or […]
One of the best ways to deal with escalation and disability during conflict is to take a “time out”. In other words, when emotions rise, body temperature rises, and words become dishonorable, it`s time to take a break. Always agree to continue the discussion when everyone`s emotions have calmed down. When you take time […]
The Market Access Card was developed by the International Trade Centre (ITC) to facilitate market access for businesses, governments and researchers. The database, which is visible via the market access card online tool, contains information on tariff and non-tariff barriers in all active trade agreements, not limited to agreements officially notified to the WTO. […]
Insured short-term rental is the standard category of residential tenancy in England and Wales. It is a form of secure tenancy with limited certainty of employment, introduced by the Housing Act 1988[n 1] and which has seen an important standard provision and an extension of its definition by the Housing Act 1996. [n 2] […]
Service on a national or foreign company or on a partnership or other association without legal personality which is the subject of an action in common name and for which no waiver has been obtained and filed shall be effected by the delivery of a copy of the summons and documents to a partner, […]
The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) is a free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The EU-Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA) was also concluded, which is a bilateral investment agreement. [1] Previously, remanufactured products were considered “used” in Vietnam and were generally not approved for import. However, […]
A company is also often used to deal with the issues of a restraining order for misconduct (MRO) and a violence training order (VRO). The court office or a lawyer can help you understand why the court issued the injunction. You will be able to know what evidence the court has considered. If your […]
It is not uncommon for a company or individual resident in one country to make a taxable profit (income, profits) in another country. It may happen that a person has to pay taxes on this income locally and also in the country where it was earned. The stated objectives for the conclusion of an […]
One of the consequences of this decrease in union strength is a corresponding decrease in the ability of unions in a particular sector or industry to set general wage and benefits standards that cover a large percentage of workers in that sector or industry. When unions were stronger, they were able to adapt the […]
The double risk precludes extradition if a provision of UK law, including the abuse of jurisdiction of the trial, results in the dismissal of the requested person (Part 1, Section 12; Part 2, section 80). Extradition is excluded in indictment cases where a substantial part of the alleged criminal conduct took place in the […]